Bags made for beer?
Tourer
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I reckon most anybody that drinks beer and rides a bike, especially a Harley touring bike has, hauled a few beers and I do so on a semi regular basis. HD has a recommended weight limit for saddlebags, and yes, even your 4 point docking has a weight limit. Just an FYI and I no longer try to transport more than a 12 pack (still overloaded) for any length of time. Just long enough to get it home or to a cooler of ice where it belongs before being consumed. Some amusing posts here and I have seen plenty of folks on the road with beer in tow.
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I reckon most anybody that drinks beer and rides a bike, especially a Harley touring bike has, hauled a few beers and I do so on a semi regular basis. HD has a recommended weight limit for saddlebags, and yes, even your 4 point docking has a weight limit. Just an FYI and I no longer try to transport more than a 12 pack (still overloaded) for any length of time. Just long enough to get it home or to a cooler of ice where it belongs before being consumed. Some amusing posts here and I have seen plenty of folks on the road with beer in tow.
Road Master
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I haul my usual libation a 24pack (cans) at a time and it fits right down in one bag. I've also had a 30 pack in the tour pak and as I recall, there's enough room for two side by each in there.
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